Tag: other-platforms
Schappert clarifies EA’s sweeping DLC and online strategy
by ovendfete on Feb.10, 2010, under Features, Gadgets, Media, Video Games
During this week’s quarterly earning’s report , EA COO John Schappert answered an investor question with a somewhat vague but potentially far-reaching comment regarding the publisher’s future strategy for implementing online functionality into its games. “In fiscal 2011 [from April 31, 2010 to March 31, 2011], every one of EA’s releases will have an online component, both downloadable content and online play,” Schappert said, according to a VG247 report.
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Scribblenauts could come to other platforms
by Joycle on Jul.10, 2009, under Gadgets, Media, Video Games
It’s a scientific fact that 100 percent of people on Earth love Scribblenauts — trust us, an actual scientist said that — unfortunately, not everyone owns a Nintendo DS. Sure, almost everyone owns a DS , but that still leaves a small sliver of humanity who will be unable to experience 5th Cell’s wordy puzzler whenever it hits store shelves this September. Fortunately for this minuscule contingency, there’s a chance Scribblenauts could be released on other platforms. In a recent interview with VG247 , the game’s technical director, Marius Fahlbusch, explained, “We never limited ourselves to the DS as platform in our heads and we’ll see what the future holds.” Personally, we think it would be a hit on any platform, whether that platform be Xbox 360, PS3 or coloring book . Scribblenauts could come to other platforms originally appeared on Joystiq on Fri, 10 Jul 2009 19:15:00 EST
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Telltale: Tales of Monkey Island might come to XBLA ‘later on’
by Fusorabsorapy on Jun.23, 2009, under Gadgets, Media, Video Games
Speaking to Eurogamer , Telltale’s Dave Grossman spoke to the possibility of seeing Tales of Monkey Island on Xbox Live Arcade . Currently slated only for Wii and PC, Tales of Monkey Island could eventually see the light of day on XBLA, according to Grossman. “We didn’t so much decide not to put it on Xbox Live Arcade as we decided not to put it on XBLA now,” said Grossman, explaining that Telltale has been alternating platforms for each release. Joystiq readers will recall that Strong Bad is on Wii, while Wallace & Gromit is an XBLA title.
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